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Originally Posted by bainsey
Today, a double foul results in no free throws, and point of interruption. Had this rule been in place back then, Team B would have kept the ball, because they already had it at the whistle. (I think this is one of the best recent rule changes.)
One time that you would still go to the arrow at the point of interruption is when there is no team control during a live ball, such as during a rebound.
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Forgive me, but I'm going to clarify a bit more.
This part is irrelevant, in that it's not necessary.
As soon as the basket went in, B was entitled to the ball. Had you called a DF prior to the ball being inbounded, B would still get the ball. Team control is only one factor to consider before going to the arrow.
This part is not necessarily true either. There are times, during a live ball, where a lack of team control at the time of the whiste would not send you to the arrow.
Throw-ins are prime examples.